How to Select a Trailer Hitch
Match Class 3 hardware to the LR4 door sticker and the live 13456 card before you shop a heavier trailer than the Land Rover can honestly tow.
Watch on YouTubeShopping a trailer hitch for a Land Rover LR4 in Canada? Start with the door-sticker tow limit on this mid-size body-on-frame SUV, then open the live CURT Class 3 shelf we stock for listed LR4 years. CURT 13456 is the in-stock Class 3 hitch with a two inch receiver for listed two thousand ten through two thousand sixteen Land Rover LR4 years on the live card, alongside listed Land Rover LR3 years and listed Land Rover Range Rover Sport years on that same sheet. The hitch card rates about six thousand pounds gross trailer weight and six hundred pounds tongue weight, and it is also compatible with weight distribution at about eight thousand pounds gross and eight hundred pounds tongue on the hitch card. Door sticker first. Hitch second. Many LR4 owners tow utility trailers or run cargo carriers, so treat the hitch rating as hardware capacity under the Land Rover sticker.
All four videos are from the official CURT YouTube channel (@curtmfg). Use them for class selection, install habits, wiring basics, and ball-mount height before you dig into the product cards below.
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Match Class 3 hardware to the LR4 door sticker and the live 13456 card before you shop a heavier trailer than the Land Rover can honestly tow.
Watch on YouTubeConfirm the live card still lists your LR4 year. LR3 and Range Rover Sport share the sheet on listed years, so read the badge and year notes carefully.
Watch on YouTubePlan lights after the hitch. We do not stock a dedicated LR4-only trailer wiring harness we are willing to promise across every listed year on this page, so confirm a lights path before you invent a plug.
Watch on YouTubeMatch a two inch shank to the Class 3 receiver, then level the trailer with rise versus drop once the hitch is on.
Watch on YouTubeCURT 13456 is a Class 3 hitch with a two inch receiver for listed two thousand ten through two thousand sixteen Land Rover LR4 years on the live card. The same sheet also covers listed Land Rover LR3 years and listed Land Rover Range Rover Sport years. On the hitch card it rates about six thousand pounds gross and six hundred pounds tongue, with weight-distribution notes at about eight thousand pounds gross and eight hundred pounds tongue. That is honest mid-duty Class 3 hardware sized for utility trailers, cargo carriers, and light towing that still respects the Land Rover door sticker.
If the badge in the driveway says LR3 or Range Rover Sport instead of LR4, confirm the live 13456 title still lists that badge and year before you order. We already keep a Range Rover Sport buyers guide on this store, and this batch also adds an LR3 guide that shares the same live card. This page stays focused on LR4 owners and only links LR4 year landers that already return here.
We do not stock a dedicated LR4-only trailer wiring harness that we are willing to promise across every listed year on this page. Plan lights as a confirm-first step after the hitch. Ask before inventing a plug, and test lights before the first Canadian night tow.
In-stock two inch Class 3 for listed LR4 years on the live card, with LR3 and Range Rover Sport siblings on the same sheet. Primary LR4 hitch on this shelf today.
Open live 13456 product →Parts-counter note. Confirm your LR4 year still sits on 13456 and that sibling Land Rover notes on the live title match what you drive. Confirm lights before you invent a plug.
Find the Land Rover tow and tongue numbers for your LR4. The hitch cannot raise that limit.
Confirm the live Class 3 card still shows your LR4 year on the sheet.
No dedicated LR4 harness is promised across every year here. Confirm a lights path before the first night tow.
Six thousand pounds on the hitch card is not a blank cheque. Many LR4 stickers sit lower.
13456 opens a two inch tube. Racks, pins, covers, and mounts must match that opening.
We only link year landers that already return on this store. Today that means Land Rover LR4 landers for two thousand ten, two thousand eleven, two thousand twelve, two thousand thirteen, two thousand fourteen, two thousand fifteen, and two thousand sixteen.
We do not promise a dedicated LR4 trailer wiring harness across every listed year on this store today. Plan lights after the hitch with a confirmed path, not a guess from a different Land Rover badge.
These LR4 year landers are already live. We only link pages that return on this store.
Always confirm the live hitch card still lists LR4 for your year before you order. Sibling LR3 and Range Rover Sport notes on the sheet still matter when that is what you drive.
Keep the tube covered when empty, pin what you insert, and quiet chatter with a kit sized for your tube. Ball mounts must match that two inch opening. Soft rubber plugs versus decorative covers get a deeper walk-through on our receiver plug versus cover tips page.
| Topic | What we tell shoppers |
|---|---|
| Door sticker first | A hitch is not a blank cheque. Read the Land Rover tow limit, then open hitch versus vehicle tow rating. |
| Which hitch | 13456 is the live Class 3 path for listed LR4 years on this store today. |
| Sibling badges | LR3 and Range Rover Sport share the 13456 card on listed years. Confirm the live title before you order for those badges. |
| Receiver size | Two inch Class 3 tube. Match pins, racks, and ball mounts to that opening. |
| Wiring honesty | No dedicated LR4 harness is promised across every year here. Confirm lights before you tow at night. |
Parts-counter summary: for listed Land Rover LR4 years on this store, start with live CURT 13456 Class 3, read the door sticker under the hitch rating, confirm lights, and only trust year landers that already return here.